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Mahjong Meet-up

Twin Oaks Branch, Austin Public Library · 1800 S. Fifth St., Austin, TX 78704

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Price & details checked against the provider's own website · October 2026

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A Monday-evening American mahjong meet-up at the Twin Oaks Branch of the Austin Public Library, played under National Mah Jongg League rules. Each session includes lessons for newcomers alongside open play for people who already know the game, and cards and tiles are provided for new players. No registration is required; the program is for adults 18 and over and meets in the branch's larger meeting room.

Price
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Level
All levels
Format
Club
Schedule
Weekly
Duration
135 minutes
Location type
Library

Upcoming sessions

What you will learn

Materials

Cards and tiles provided for new players; players who own a set are asked to bring it (per event page).

Best for

Adults new to American mahjong as well as experienced players looking for a weekly game

Location

Twin Oaks Branch, Austin Public Library
1800 S. Fifth St., Austin, TX 78704

Phone: 512-974-9980

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Common questions about Mahjong in Austin

Which style of mahjong is taught?

Listings state the style where the organizer publishes it — American mahjong (National Mah Jongg League rules) is the most common in the US, with Hong Kong and Japanese Riichi groups in some cities. Check the class detail page before booking.

How much do mahjong classes cost?

Standing clubs at libraries and community centers are often free, while multi-week beginner series at studios and museums typically run $25–$75 per session or a series fee. Every price shown was published by the organizer on its own website.

Do I need my own mahjong set?

Usually not — classes and clubs provide sets and cards for play. The detail page notes materials where the organizer publishes them.